000 S Rocky Trail, Lampasas, TX 76550

Burnet County 54+/- acres Welcome to this stunning 54+/- acre property in Burnet County, offering the perfect blend of natural beauty and versatility. This property boasts a dynamic mixture of well-maintained open pastures, enchanting oak motts, and lush cedar coverage. This makes it an ideal setting for hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, hobby farmers, or those seeking privacy and tranquility. The extensive trail system throughout the land lends great accessibility to all parts of the property. The rolling topography provides breathtaking views and a variety of terrain. There is a large tank located at the bottom of the main pasture. Typically, this tank holds water very well and is very substantial in both depth and surface acreage when full. This property holds a coveted wildlife exemption for extremely low tax liability. Several feeders, water troughs, hunting stands, and game cameras scattered throughout the property ensure proper wildlife management and hunting opportunity. Having been owned by the same family for many years, you can be assured wildlife population management, property maintenance, and overall pride of ownership have been second to none. Whether you’re looking to create your dream home, a private getaway, or a recreational retreat, this property offers endless possibilities. (Buyers agent must be identified on the first contact and must accompany buyer prospect on all showings to be allowed full participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at the sole discretion of Shipley Ranches, Broker). The information contained herein is understood to be accurate and reliable, but it is not guaranteed. Please verify all information before using the information contained herein for decision-making purposes.

Fifty-four acres is the defining advantage here, and 000 S Rocky Trail offers that scale in a Burnet County farm-ranch setting priced at $1.10M. For buyers looking at Texas land through a practical lens, the value is in how this tract lays out and how many uses it can support at once.

The land combines open pasture with oak cover and cedar, which gives the property a broader utility profile than a single-condition tract. It can work for recreation, hunting, a private retreat, or a future homesite without forcing one narrow use case. The internal trail system matters because it improves day-to-day access across the acreage and makes the property easier to evaluate, manage, and enjoy. Rolling topography adds another layer of function by creating terrain variation instead of a flat, one-note parcel.

Water is a meaningful part of the setup. There is a large tank positioned at the bottom of the main pasture, and the remarks indicate it typically holds water well and carries substantial depth and surface area when full. For a ranch buyer, that is not a throwaway detail. Water, access, and usable ground are three of the first filters in this category, and this property checks each box based on the information provided. The existing feeders, troughs, hunting stands, and game cameras also point to a property that has been actively managed for wildlife rather than left idle.

The wildlife exemption is another material factor because it directly affects carrying costs. On larger rural holdings, low tax liability can have as much long-term importance as the asking price, especially for buyers who intend to hold land over time. The fact that the property has been in the same family for many years supports the broader picture of consistent maintenance and stewardship, which is often a differentiator on legacy ranch land.

There is no residence, bedroom count, bathroom count, or square footage driving the decision here. This is a land-first purchase, and the market case rests on acreage, terrain, access, water, tax position, and flexibility of use. With 360 days on market, buyers have reason to approach the opportunity with discipline and clear criteria, but the underlying asset remains straightforward: 54 acres in Burnet County with infrastructure for recreation and wildlife management already in place. For a buyer focused on optionality and long-term control of a substantial tract, that is the part of 000 S Rocky Trail most likely to hold value.